3 years ago

M×10+m×13=138sorry theres another loll I'm so bad at these

1 answer:

7 0

So first of all you would add the two together
so it would be m23.

138÷23 would equal 6,

therefore m would equal six

to check it substitute m for 6 and you should get 138!

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